Cardiothoracic Anesthesiologist Opportunity

The Opportunity: Join a dynamic and growing academic cardiothoracic division with a fellowship program .Collaborateclosely with the Division of Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery to provide the highest quality patient care available in acollegial, team-oriented environment. Benefit from astrong mentorshipcultureand abundantprofessional development opportunitiesto support your career growth. Provide anesthesia care for a variety of adult cardiac and thoracic surgical cases, including: Open heart surgery, including adult cardiopulmonary bypass cases (over600 cases annually )Structural heart procedures (e.g., TAVR )Ventricular assist device ( VAD ) implantation, including bi-ventricular cardiac assist devices used for destination therapy or as a bridge to transplantation/recovery20-30adult heart transplants annually Heart and lung transplantation Provide specialized care for patients who refuse blood products during major cardiac or thoracic procedures for religious or personal reasons Teach and mentor medical students, residents, fellows, and other trainees Engage in clinical and translationalresearch, with opportunities for academic and leadership growth Whether you are seeking a tenure or non-tenure track position, we have exciting opportunities for you. Full-time physicians are encouraged to join us, and we also offer part-time opportunities to cater to diverse needs About the Division: TheCardiothoracic Anesthesia Divisionincludes a team ofhighly skilled facultyworking in collaboration with UF'srenowned cardiovascular surgery programsUF Health is thesecond-busiest aortic center in the nation, offering exceptional case volume and complexity Faculty provide care atUF Health Shands Hospital, a quaternary-care academic center ranked among the nation's bestUF Health is one of the few centers in Florida offeringsurgically implanted bi-ventricular assist devices, either asdestination therapy or a bridge to transplant/recovery The division is a referral destination forpatients who decline blood transfusions, offering highly individualized, safe care for those with specific religious beliefs or medical preferences The division is committed totraining , research, andcontinuous quality improvement